Which statement about navigational shortcuts is true?

• A. They help move and copy files efficiently
• B. They delete files automatically
• C. They compress files
• D. They hide system files

Answer: (A)

Navigational shortcuts are pointers in the file system that reference actual files or folders. They don’t store the data themselves; opening a shortcut takes you to the original item. This makes moving or copying feel faster and more efficient because you can reach the target quickly from different locations without having to navigate step by step to the real path every time. They don’t delete files automatically, they don’t compress data, and they don’t hide system files—their purpose is simply to provide quick access to the actual items.